Women Shape a National Council Meeting Agenda
The National Council of Women discussed suffrage, child labor, and combating white slave traffic at the Pythian Temple. Susan B Anthony was named a Founder, with Mary Wood to serve another term, while delegates from Jewish and colored women's groups reported on international outreach and social reform initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Council of Women
Pythian Temple
Susan B. Anthony
Brent
Anna Shaw
J. A. Mc
Tim
Gass
Swift
Miss Anthony
J. A. McKelway
Committee On Child Labor
Pythian ‘Temple
J. B. Henderson
Elizabeth B. McGowan
Buffalo
Catholic Benevolent Association
Association
Titusville
Department of Insurance
Sadie American
New_York
National Counel
Inew York
Peniitentiary
England
Germany
Japan
International Council of Jewish Women
International Council of Women
Excelsior Literary Society
Washington
Emma 4. Halse
Belinda S. Baile
California
Grand Army of the Republic
Ame
National Council
International Council
Pension Office Errors Under Old Age Order
Commissioner of Pensions Warner reports errors by the Pension Bureau in granting pensions to Pennsylvania militia members before the old age order date April 18, 1904. About 100 claims need refunding due to mis construction of the law. Examiners involved have not all replied, but those contacted admit mistakes and cite mitigating circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Pensions
Warner
Pennsylvania
Pension Bureau
Pennsylvania Regiment
Weather Conditions Across the United States Report
The Weather Bureau notes a falling barometer and depressions across the nation, with rain in the Middle Atlantic and South Atlantic regions and snow in the northwest. Temperatures run below seasonal averages, with warmer spells in parts of the Lower Lake region and colder in the Missouri Valley. Winds vary by coast and region, with storms resuming warnings on Great Lakes sails April 15, 1905. Commissioner Richards returns from Wyoming to his General Land Office post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Dept.of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
United States
Georgia
South Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
Montana
North Dakota
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic States
New England
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Missouri Valley
Mississippi
Missouri
Lower Lake Region
Misesasippi Valley
Gulf Coast
Wurpean
Grand Banks
Ngote
Lakes Michigan
Huron
J. Clair
Fire
Ontario
Fepin
Lake Superior
Saiit Ste Marie
Raine Max. Spm
Asheville
Atlanta
Gaes
Atlantic City
N. J
Blamarex
X. D. Be
Boston
Mass
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cheyenne
Wyu
Davenport
Iawa
Denver, Cola
Des Moines
Lawa
Galveston
St. Louis
St. Paul, Minn
Ag Springfield
Vicksburg
Miss
Voice of Adventists oppose Bible in schools protest remonstrance
A seven member Seventh-day Adventist delegation appeared before the board of education to protest religious teaching in public schools. They presented a remonstrance and addressed the board, urging separation of church and state. The board took no action yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Seventh-day Adventists
Board of Education
H. W. Boynton
Walter F. Rodrick
Rodrick
William W. Conner
John W. F. Smith
Onner
McKim
K. C. Russell
Russell
W. W. Prescott
A. T. Jones
W. A Colcord
Separation of church and state debated at school board meeting
The board faced petitions opposing religious teaching in schools from Ohav Sholem, Grave Evangelical Lutheran, A. S. Solomons, S. Burdette, and E. Burdette, with Rabbi Louis Stern also objecting. A donor offered the National Baseball Park for cadet drills on May 23 and 24, and an eligibility rule for teaching positions was outlined. Rosa Childs was hired as a second grade teacher at Birney School. several salary and position promotions were announced. Commencement dates were set for McKinley, Normal No. 2, Armstrong, Business High, Mt Street, Central, Eastern, Western High Schools, and Normal School No. 1 in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Ohav Shulum Hebrew Congregation
Grave Evangelical Lutheran Church
A. S. Solomons
8. S. Burdette
Birney School
Luther Ladgwar
R. C. Wilmarth
Dwight W. Fisher
Central High School
McKinley Manual Training School
Lafayette Theater
Normal
Miner School
Armstrong Manual Training School
Business High
Lafayette
Mf Street
Central
Eastern
Western
Convention Hall
Normal School
Franklin Hiding
YMCA Gym Men Banquet Honors Leaders At Evening
Over one hundred YM C A gymnasium men attended the second annual banquet in the association gymnasium with Mr J W Crawford presiding. Rev Dr Tennis Hamlin spoke on what constitutes a leader of men and medalists were honored for athletic proficiency. A roll of money and a stage money joke highlighted gifts toward the new building as the event concluded with caricatures and a stereopticon show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Association
J. W. Crawford
Tennis
Hamlin
Church of the Covenant
Crawford
F. B. Bchlosser
H. £. Tanner
B. Beckett
YM. OC
M. A. Ridout
Pierce
C. 8
Paxson
H. E. Neale
Beckett
Aged citizen Peter Carroll dies at eighty three
Peter Carroll longtime Washington resident and builder died Tuesday evening at his home 1030 Twentieth Street Northwest aged eighty three. Born in Ireland in 1822 he came to the United States at about twenty and became known as a contractor. He was a member of the Old Citizens' Association and a friend of Presidents Lincoln Grant and Garfield. Survived by four children Miss Mary A Carroll Mrs James E Clarke James N Carrall and Charles Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Carrell
Lincoln
Peter Carroll
Washington
Twentieth Street
St. Stephen's
Mr. Carroll
Ireland
Old Citizens’ Association of
District of Columbia
Grant
Garfield
Mary A. Carroll
James E. Clarke
James N. Carrall
Charles Carroll
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Voice OF Women IN Council
Committee On Resolutions
Elizabeth Moonnmls
Timeline Wells
Jay
The
Pounell
Susie M. Gates
Brigham Young
Jun
Lorenzo Snow
Yours Ladies
Edwin Markham
Ify
Ed- Swift
Vid Wan
Mane Peward Shaw
National Woman's Suffragis
Uneh
Arob
Anthony
Owen
Taman
Lillian M. Hat
Europe
France
America
Florence Crittenton
Kate Waller Barrett
Nomesa
Hot Springs
Charlotte
N.C
Mary Church Terrell
Josephine
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Congress of Mothers
Suffrage Association
National Free Baptist Missionary Society
Rathbone Sisters of the World
Great
Hive of
Modern Maccabees
J. Ellen Foster
Willoughby Cummings
National Council of Women of Canada
May Wright Sewall
Spa
Pension Office
Richards
General Land Office
Wyoming
Carters
Voice OF Adventists
Bible IN
William W. Connor
W. F. Rodrick
Banquet Board
Lansburgh & Bro
Batiste
Seventh Street
Sanders & Stayman Go
F St
J. N. Baker
C. Berryman
W. Welch
Messrs. O. L. Manglitz
H. E. Tanner
Paul Herring
A. KR. Quantrelle
F. B. Schlosser
E. W. Shepherd
Chester Smith
J. V. Baulstr
P. M Kemon
C. W. Pimper
P. M. Kennon
A. A. Williamson
M. J. Gleason
O. Paxson
T. G. Lackland
J. E. Moran
H. (. Each
W. M. Brashears
J.B. Brnshaw
A. A
Peter Grogan
American Security and Crust Company
Charles J. Bell
G Street
Sunday Post
Washington’ S Favor
Newewspaper
Belmont Family
Rothschilds
August I
Jeffries
Osler
Rale
Penna. Ave
Mway
Ciher Tsing
May Whitney Emerson
Stevenson
Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Marshall P. Wilder
Miss Edwards
the Sunday Post
Ium
Derground Waterworks
7Th St
Washington, D. C
Chas.m. Fiieff
St. N. W
Stieff
J.C. Conliff
Lindsay Rubber
Mfg. Co. (Inc
Ies Phawas
Goodyhar Rubber CO
Tharp
Pure
Berkeley
St. N.W
Juely
N. W
Eagle
Imperial
R.P. Andrews Paper Co
Louisiana Avenue
D Street
Lanston Monotype Machine
Callowhill St
Philadelphia
Bual
Lanston Monotype Machine Company
Fleischmann
Alexandria
Wilfred Bancroft
Fannie B. Patterson
Edwin W. Patterson
Macdonnalld School OF Phrenology and Psychology
8Th St. Aw
Q St. Aw
Mme. L. Macdonnall
Mt. Vernoy
Shoomaker Gco
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
M Sts
J. T. Walker Sons
10Th St. Nw
St. Se
Marship
McGill & Wallace
Consultus
Coberth
Bree Es Rien
Bond Building
14Th
New York
Charles H. Gand
Osteopatr Gov
Clara A. Westlake
Bennawick
Bet
Ith Sts
Pope Ride
Ath St. Nw
Butterick Pattern Agency
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